How can I completely uninstall DataStax Studio on Windows 10?
I am using Windows 10 Enterprise version 1709.
I installed DataStax Studio 2.0.0 from the ZIP file (datastax-studio-2.0.0.zip).
Just remove the extracted directory from disk?
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I have tried to install stencils in my windows 10 laptop. I have already install GIT V-2.13.2 64-BIT, NODE.JS V-4.6.1 64-BIT, PYTHON V-2.7.12 64-BIT on my laptop. but it doesn't install.
But all those versions i installed in windows 7 it works properly.
Thank you in advance.
We have projects going on and we are developing on AS 6 and I want to test AS 7.0 without breaking the 6 version. Can I run them at the same time? If not should I uninstall 7.0 version and install 6 again when I am done with 7.0 version?
more than Anypoint studio, I would care about which version of mule runtime you are using.
in the latest anypoint version 6.x there is mule runtime 3.9.0
in the latest one for 7. there is mule runtime 4.1.1.
you can install previous mule runtime version from the menu (install new software and add this url: http://studio.mulesoft.org/r5/studio-runtimes/)
If you are on Windows, you can go simply install into two separate folders.
If you are on Linux, I suggest you have two separate installations of eclipse (just unzip eclipse into two separate folders) and install the studio versions as plugins, for example, see this from MuleSoft documentation.
Yes you can have both Anypoint Studio 6 and 7 installed on your PC. They should be in separate install folders. Make sure the Anypoint Studio 7 points to JDK 1.8 or higher version.
I have installed vs-2013 and install Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 RC Windows Phone 8.1 development using this link https://dev.windowsphone.com/en-us/downloadsdk and after that I want to install sdk 8.0 using the above link but it gets me error below:
This Product can only be installed on Windows 8 or later 64-bit Machine.
But I have already installed windows 8
Kindle suggest me, waiting for your reply.
Thanks.
The download suggests the requirement for Windows 8 (x64) as does the Introducing Windows Phone SDK 8.0 blog. See: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42307 (Expand System Requirements) and http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2012/10/30/introducing-windows-phone-sdk-8-0.aspx
I was trying to install Windows SDK which supports .NET 4.5 in a Windows 2008 server. But I couldn't find any link for the same. All I could find was this:
Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5
Can't we install SDK which supports .NET 4.5 in a Windows 2008 server, do I have to upgrade to Windows 2012 server? I could see that .NET 4.5 framework supports Windows 2008 server but not sure about the SDK. The reason I am looking for this is because, I am trying to install an assembly using GACUTIL, but when I install Windows SDK and try running GACUTIL, it states that the version is different.
Any ideas?
Got it. I was installing wrong SDK, I was installing SDK for 7.1, I should actually install SDK for 8.1. Silly mistake.
I'm trying to run a windows 8 sample app on Visual studio 2012 express edition for windows 8.
I used web installer for VS and using windows 8 release preview build 8400.
I get this message even the app build is sucessful:
Error : DEP0800 : The required framework "F:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.0\ExtensionSDKs\Microsoft.WinJS.1.0\1.0\Microsoft.WinJS.1.0.appx" failed to install.
Windows cannot install package Microsoft.WinJS.1.0 because this package requires a higher Windows version. The package requested Windows version 6.2 with AppModel version 1, while the current Windows version is 6.2 with AppModel version 0. App4
Any help?
The Visual Studio 2012 released version (downloads here) will work only with the RTM version of Windows 8, which is generally available on Oct. 26th, but a 90-day trial is available now.
The Windows 8 Release Preview is only compatible with Visual Studio 2012 RC, which I thought would be available until Windows 8 GA, but the link I had for it appears to now be broken. You might be able to find a cached copy somewhere.